Game for adventure: serial entrepreneur Jason Flick loving life after You.i TV
Two years after selling his software company for US$100 million, Jason Flick is reaching for new heights – in the business world and the physical
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Game for adventure: serial entrepreneur Jason Flick loving life after You.i TV
Two years after selling his software company for US$100 million, Jason Flick is reaching for new heights – in the business world and the physical
Ottawa’s first automated restaurant provides answers to industry’s woes
One local restaurateur is stepping out of the pandemic and into the future with a new restaurant concept that he believes will solve some of
Greentech startup Invert inks deal aimed at helping preserve Amazon rainforest
Ottawa firm announced Tuesday it’s investing US$1.5 million in two projects aimed at saving about 270,000 acres of the world’s largest rainforest – about 60
Lightspeed joins Shopify and others in a round of cost-cutting layoffs
Lightspeed Commerce Inc. is cutting about 300 jobs as part of a reorganization meant to unify a slew of companies it bought in recent years.
Life after Shopify giving Ottawa entrepreneur Jean-Michel Lemieux a ‘second wind’
University of Ottawa grad who built Shopify’s engineering department from a few dozen developers into a global workforce of thousands is relishing his new role
Techopia Live: How Corsa is scaling network security
In this episode of Techopia Live, Ottawa Business Journal publisher Michael Curran speaks with Carolyn Raab, the co-founder and chief product officer of Corsa.
Kanata’s Syntronic pulls trigger on third acquisition in last eight months
As layoffs in the tech industry mount amid plummeting valuations and an overall economic slowdown, Syntronic is flipping the script and adding to its footprint
Canadian firms raised $8.2B in venture capital in 2022, down 42% from 2021: Report
CPE Analytics total is still well above the $7.5 billion Canadian companies secured in 2019 before the pandemic triggered widespread economic uncertainty.
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